Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
MAURICE THOMPSON
HORSE GOSSIP.

Inc PAGER I l1eU Ill Olldud ItCcull!
paced in 2:l3 with running mate.
At Fleetwood, New York, Thursday
| 2:19 class, trottinG, purse $1,000, White
Socks won. Kenilworth second, Duke OF
| Wellington third best time, 2:30.
Jay-Eye-See has been shipped to Lin
COLI, Nebraska, where, by a contract made
before the Patron-Jay Eye-See race he is
| to trOt an exhibition mile. Mr.. Case, in a
| letter to this city, says it has rained ever
since his horse arrived at Lincoln, aud he
has therefore not been able to do any
work
Western turfmen say that Terra Gotta
will open the eyes Of the people in the
Eastern section Of the country when he
strikes some of the crack three-ycn-
Odds.
Ed Corrgan's irish Pat WAS 'hred' al
Sleepshead Bay on Tuesday.
The rivalry between Mclaughlin and
Garrison to see Wdlch Shall have The
largest number of mounts continues with
undated zeal. Mclaughlin seems to be
getting into winning firm again, aud his
recent successes at Sheepshead Bay now
make the record of Garrison 10 Nc
Laughliu, q.
Charlie Green, the veteran driver, con
Siders Young Jim the best representative
of the Wilkeses, and is breeding to him.
Young Jim stands at Ash Grove, LeXlnE
ton, Ky, the home Of the dead, gone and
mighty George Wilkes, and as the sire OF
Butterfly and Garnet, both with records
below 2:20, he is gaining distinguished
name in the stud At Maysville, Ky, re-
Gently, Molle Wilkes, one Of his daugh-
tiers, got mark Of 2:22 in the 2;35 race
which she won in straight heats.
W. Rowe of Pawlet has fine colt
named Ned Lambert, sired by Addison
Lambert. Ned Lambert was foaltd June
(, 1856, and now stands AZ hands mgn
and weighs SG5 pounds
H. Bruce Wright who lives near Mid
dlebury has sold his two-year-old colt Ar
buIus to II. X. Wright of Bridport foI
500, Arhutus was sired by Arstos and
was ont OF II granddaughter of George
NJ. Patchen.
Tony, " no won the three minute race
at the state fair, has been purchased from
". A. Place of Higbgate Centre by Mr.. a
a. Bue! of this city for $1,000. He was
sired by star Ethan and he by DAME
Lambert His record, made at the fail
WAS 2:3S.
At The State fair Friday at St. Paul the
special race for 5000 between WV. BARS
Johnston to wagon, and Frank Van Ness'S
| Harry " likes to harness was won by John
sion III straight heats in 2:lG14, 21514 and
2:l5I being the fastest three heats evel
paced or trotted to wagon.
Tiny, who won in the 2:45 class, Friday
is by Kent 10, by Hambletonian dam o
Kent, Adams Flying Morgan. Tiny is
/ half sister to Mary Kent. 1t is reported
thar Parker and Lindsay have been offer
ed 5000 for her by j. j. Bowen of Boston
Mr.. w. l.. Scott has the greatest fait!
in his two year-old colt Tea Tray.
There is said to have been some sharr
| practice about the sale Of Gossip, if by
frutz, to the Sere brothers But it was !
sale.
That valiant little colt, Dry Monopole
winner of the Brooklyn Jockey Clut
! handicap and other sensational races thi;
year, is TO be sold next week by his owner
BOokmaker Emery. The colt is the
gamest OF his age on the turf, and beiua
pei tectly sound Is sure to bring a 200,
) price. The Dryer Brothers offered $500
| Tor him. The price was too low
a. j. Feek, purchased the bay geldips
| Electric, 22O, by Edward Everett at Hari
| ford last week for $1,000 and came very
near winning the 2;20 class with him.
The great $4,000 match between Patron
record 2:l4l4, and Clingstone, PA, tool
place at the Cleveland Driving parL
| Thursday afternoon. Clingstone won TIVE
heats and Patron one. 1t was almos
dark and Emery, Patrons owner, refused
to let him 90 again, so Clingstone wen
the mile alone and took the money. Their,
NtS Il great CluNu anu bUlu AbTScS re
ceived ovatiOns. Patron was great fl
vorite at first and sold at big odds. Tim,
2:l1, 2:l9, 2:l9, PAP.
Daisy Miller, entered in the 2:31 class a
Boston, Is a highy-bred animal, Of whici
much is expected. She Is by Administra
tor. Ten thousand dollars is said to have
been paid for her, with the stipulation
that $4,000 more should be paid if sh,
ever equaIled the time Of Maud :. Mr.
f.. ii. Hazeltiue, her driver, thinks such
thing possible.
". c. France of the Highland stool
farm. Lexington, Ky, has sold to A. J
Harris of Iowa the bay colt Ruby, tw,
years Old, by Red wilkes, dam Dosii
Payne, by Almout, for $500; also to Il
Decerneau of New York city, the ha,
gelding Corona, four years Old, by Ken
lucky Prn e, dam Fairy, by Rysdyk'
Hambletonian, and the bay gelding Mul
hern, four years old, by Mansfield, dan
Lady Wallace, by Roach's American Star
for $500 each.
Give them A Chancei
That Is to say, Your lunge. Also all Won
Breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chlucry il is. Not only the larger air-pGs-
Ig nf